Remembering Simon Barrington-Ward, former CMS general secretary
We pay tribute to the former CMS leader who died on Holy Saturday.
How to… establish an ethical business
Tim Thorlby on the lessons learned by Clean for Good, a social business giving cleaners a better deal.
A new psalm of lament
Join us in offering this psalm of lament for the nations of North Africa, written by one of our mission partners.
Fifteen questions about short-term mission visits
Nicci Maxwell has some things to thinks about before you embark on a short-term mission trip.
Video: The power of love in Lebanon
Meet our local partners Emil and Reem Bourizk who have set up a school for Syrian refugee children in their home in Lebanon, helping to transform a situation of trauma, hopelessness and enmity.
How to… challenge cultural norms
Culture - famously - "eats strategy for breakfast". So when trying to bring change, it makes sense to pay attention to social norms in play.
How to… cross cultures with beautiful feet
Rev Sameh Metry, a church leader in west London, shares what he has learned about sharing Jesus in interfaith contexts.
Our patron: The Most Rev Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop Justin’s well-known love of Africa began on a Church Mission Society short-term placement when he was 18.
Video: Dave Bookless – The Earth is the Lord’s
Dave Bookless says: "When Christians take the earth seriously, people take the gospel seriously."
Creation Care: a biblical reflection
At a key moment in the story of humanity's engagement with the earth and her creatures, Ian Adams reflects on Genesis.
How to… do pioneering mission with people of all seasons
David Palmer, former CMS Pioneer student, shares his learning from working with older people in Market Harborough
‘God’s sentinel’
2019 is a significant year for South American Christians, writes Nick Drayson, CMS mission partner and the Bishop of Northern Argentina. The new year marks the 150th anniversary of two key events: the founding of the first successful Anglican mission on what would become Argentine soil, and the consecration of the first bishop. Both of […]
